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It's definitely possible to get the m.2 SSD working on a Hackintosh.  Head over to tonyxmac86 and there are a few long threads.  But it looked like a huge PITA compared to SATA or PCIe SSDs and I wanted to keep my operating systems on separate hard drives anyway... so I didn't bother.


I've overclocked up to 3.8 GHz/1.4V on both operating systems and it's quite stable.  I'm sure it can go higher but I don't feel the need to stress the system, especially since it's a small case.  Here's the geekbench result:


http://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/3648769


Not bad for $1,300.  The current top-of-line Mac Pro has a multi core score of 25,061 which I could easily surpass if I OCed to 4.0 GHz... and the trash can costs $5,199.  It's too bad, I have loved my MacBookPros and the iMac I used from about 2011-2015... but the products are way too overpriced these days.  It will be interesting to see if the next rendition of the Mac Pro is modular/customizable or another ripoff.